Iran disputes US claims on Bürgenstock summit, says US did not win war

Iran has challenged the United States' narrative on the outcomes of the Bürgenstock summit, with its ambassador to the UN asserting that Washington did not emerge victorious from the conflict. Ali Bahreini stated that for the Americans and Israelis, the situation represents a failure on both military and psychological fronts.

Bahreini directly contested the assessment presented by US Vice President J.D. Vance following the summit in Switzerland. Vance had previously claimed that a mechanism was established to potentially unblock Iranian funds held by the US. This mechanism, according to Vance, would obligate Iran to purchase American agricultural goods like soybeans, corn, and wheat with the released money.

Vance had characterized this arrangement as a "typically Trumpian deal," attributing its conception to Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. He suggested the agreement would benefit American farmers while channeling funds directly to the Iranian people, rather than their leaders. However, Iran's ambassador has disputed this interpretation, presenting a different perspective on the concessions made and the overall results of the discussions.